Tolu By Ormonde Jayne - Review

May 25, 2010 - PRLog -- Back in January this year I was reviewing Ormonde Jayne fragrances and one of the perfumes I fell in love with was Tolu (from the Sample Programme kit I received from Sarah Ehrlich). I wanted so much to review this fragrance, but I put it aside because I could not find any idea, picture or music that would be fantastic enough to illustrate the article. Nothing seemed to be good enough for this outstanding perfume!
So, since last week with my cravings for powdery perfumes, I decided to take this challenge and wear Tolu for a week till something would come up.
Tolu has a fantastic opening with notes of Juniper berries, clary sage and orange blossom.
A green, aromatic-herbaceous and slightly floral touch from the clary sage and the orange blossoms. The peppery hint comes with the juniper berries. It tickles the nose and awakens the senses. It is the thrilling sensation we get before going to a party.
I got this feeling before my wedding.
It is a very unique opening for a perfume. Rich and caramelized, but silvery and green at the same time. I guess this is where I got the idea of the wedding! Although it is a happy moment, a celebration of love, it has a heavy load of commitment. The fun and the joy of the party is the silver green, and the serious side of it is the caramel, rich touch.
The aromatic green whiff fades away slowly on my skin, which is a plus. And it gives place to a richer accord of flowers. The orchid and muguet blends smoothly in the resins of Moroccan rose, Tolu, tonka, frankincense and amber. The notes dance on the skin like the newly weds in their first dance...

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